... unless the second reading of the Crimes Bill could be taken before Easter, it would be necessary for the House of Commons to sit during the time usually allotted for the Easter recess, rising on the Thursday night preceding Good Friday, and meeting again ...

... sky reminds her of her parental duty, and she 'returns to her nest. Like- wise the oblivious sinner is reminded by the rising Easter light of his duty to return ito God. At.* *.4 The Mining Exhibition being held in conjunction with the Greater Britain ...

... decrease. Not to multiply instances, to the unnecessary occupation of your space, let us come to the festival of Easter, or the rising. The sun, ever since its birth, has steadily gained in strength and height, and in favour with God and man, driving ...

... EASTER AID THE EASTER RECESS. From the earliest periods, and particularly those of Christianity, Easter has been memorable and commemorative. With the rising generation the name inspires delight, for it raises expectation, and anticipated pleasures are ...

... coniected with the Good Friday buns is the Easter gisgerbread. In this country Easter used to be the busy time of the gingerbread manufacturers, and many were the thousands of gingerbread cakes sold during Easter week. Sometimes the demand would exceed the ...

... : THE RISING INA PUANCGH * i - X 's I - A- ,. -P.: I SAFETY OTE ITE LADIES (TRn uo RBEM', AGNoL)yl: %, . +: .; SINGAPORE, Airti% 7.65 ?? - The ladies of the families of' the ;British-rie . dents at Pekan arrived. here i infetyvto-dSy9, haing bern brought ...

... (RITUTFR'S TPLPC;RA',19,) THE RISING IN AFGHANISTAN. CALCUjytA :, April 7.-Many rumours are current here regarding the Ghilzai ?? The only reports which are believed to be accurate state that the ,ilsais hoi l the vicinity of Chuani in great force, and ...

... determined to have their full half-crown's worth on the river. I know too well that no fish will be rising on such a day as this before eleven, if they rise at all, so I let my fellow-anglers have a good start, in the hope that they may have left me later ...

... EASTER HUNT. On Monday the Forest was, as usual, made vocal with hbound and horn, and the uproarious merriment of the motley sports. flee, till Echo, turned Hunter, repeated the strain. The ordinary ocenrrences of the day will, of course, find their ...

... determined to have their full half-crown's worth on the river. I know too wvell that no fish will be rising on such a day as this before eleven, if they rise at all, so I let my fellow-anglers have a good start, in the hope that they may have left me later ...

... EASTER MUVTN Yesterday the Forest was, as ussal, made vocal \w ith hound and horn, ail the uproarious merrimenit of the niestley iports- men, till C Echo, ened ?? iei'id le Strob. The ordina y occurreuices of tlic day will, of course, find thhir ...

... 4ATHE MATABELE RISING. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. THE REVOLT SPREADING. STRONG FORCE NECESSARY. WGTROBABLE OFFER OF BOER ASSISTANCE. TIE DEFENCE OF B1UEWAYO0 ONLY A MONTH'S SUPPLES: I In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. 1 Chamberlain, in reply to Mr. Buxton ...